Where craftbecomes sculpture.
Some pieces leave the collection and become objects. Real diamonds and mouth-blown glass, joined into one-offs that are not worn but owned.
A masterpiece follows no series. It comes about when a thought is large enough to demand an object of its own, and becomes, in rare handwork, a piece that exists only once.
The works shown here have already been realised. They are not for sale but show what is possible. Every new masterpiece begins with a conversation.
Realised · Millionaire Expo · Thailand
King's Saxophone
A saxophone in glass, gold and diamonds, designed for a single appearance.
The King's Saxophone was created exclusively for the Millionaire Expo in Thailand. It stands for the almost limitless possibilities of the manufactory: an art object that unites the highest precision with the most precious materials.
The object comes with a specially made wooden case in black piano lacquer. The royal coat of arms of His Majesty the King of Thailand was applied to the surface by hand.
- Height
- 38 cm
- Weight
- around 1 kg
- Diamonds
- 7 stones, 2 carats
- Gold
- 280 grams
- Handwork
- over 100 hours
Realised · World premiere · Thailand Millionaire Expo
Imperial Glass
One of the most exclusive champagne glasses in the world.
The Imperial Glass unites mouth-blown glass, 18 carat gold and 8.1 carats of brilliants with the patented Diamonds in Glass process. At its heart are four real diamonds permanently enclosed in the glass.
Through the optical properties of the special glass they appear to float and unfold a brilliance one does not expect in a drinking glass. The piece celebrated its world premiere at the Thailand Millionaire Expo.
- Diamonds
- 4 stones, set in the glass
- Brilliants in total
- 8.1 carats
- Gold
- 18 carat
- Value
- 65,000 euros
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